What are the pros of Ford Puma Gen-E?

Exceptional city efficiency and energy economy , Engaging, responsive steering and handling , Clever storage including the GigaBox compartment , Fast 100kW DC charging capability , Modern SYNC 4 infotainment system

What are the cons of Ford Puma Gen-E?

Smaller battery capacity limits long highway range , Rear legroom can feel snug for taller passengers , Optional advanced tech requires higher trim selection

Ford Puma Gen — E Review — Specs, Range & Price

Ratings

4.5 Expert Rating

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Category Scores

Performance 8.2

Comfort 8.5

Safety 9.0

Fuel Economy 9.4

Technology 8.9

Maintenance 8.4

Reliability 8.5

Interior 8.8

Exterior 9.2

Value 8.7

Specifications

Charging

Architecture	400V
10-80% DC	23 minutes
AC charging	11 kW onboard
Plug type	Type 2 / CCS

Battery

Battery capacity	43 kWh usable
Battery type	Lithium-ion
Warranty	8 years / 100,000 miles

Dimensions

Length	4,186 mm
Width	1,805 mm
Height	1,536 mm
Wheelbase	2,588 mm
Cargo volume	523 litres

Safety

Driver assists	Ford Co-Pilot360 / BlueCruise ready
Lighting	Matrix LED headlights
Camera	360-degree camera system

Engine & Performance

EngineSingle Electric Motor FWD

Horsepower168 hp (124 kW)

Torque290 Nm (214 lb-ft)

Fuel TypeElectric

TransmissionSingle-speed automatic

Drive TypeFront-Wheel Drive

Mileage5.4 miles per kWh

Acceleration8.0 sec (0-62 mph)

Top Speed99 mph (160 km/h)

Emissions0 g/km

Battery43 kWh usable

Charging100 kW DC (10-80% in 23 min)

Range (EV)233 miles WLTP

Fuel Economy

Fuel TypeElectric

Mileage5.4 miles per kWh

Emissions0 g/km

Battery43 kWh usable

Charging100 kW DC (10-80% in 23 min)

Range (EV)233 miles WLTP

Safety

Lane Keeping Aid & Departure Warning
Pre-Collision Assist
BlueCruise Hands-Free Driving Support

Technology

12.8-inch digital instrument cluster
12.0-inch SYNC 4 touchscreen
Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
Wireless phone charging

Ownership

Heated windscreen
Automatic climate control
Power tailgate

Set up home AC charging for optimal daily convenience and reserve DC fast charging for occasional longer trips to maintain long-term battery health.

Expert Review

By FindEdition Auto Team

4.5 / 10 expert score

Overview

The Ford Puma Gen-E brings popular compact SUV style into the electric era, offering brisk city performance and excellent packaging.

Driving Experience

Sharp steering response and nimble handling make it feel spirited and fun, retaining much of the beloved driving character of the petrol Puma.

Charging & Range

Features a compact 43 kWh battery focused on high urban efficiency, supporting fast 100kW DC charging from 10% to 80% in 23 minutes.

Pros

Exceptional city efficiency and energy economy
Engaging, responsive steering and handling
Clever storage including the GigaBox compartment
Fast 100kW DC charging capability
Modern SYNC 4 infotainment system

Cons

Smaller battery capacity limits long highway range
Rear legroom can feel snug for taller passengers
Optional advanced tech requires higher trim selection

Verdict

An agile and exceptionally efficient compact electric crossover tailored for urban commuting with clever cargo flexibility.

Pricing Intelligence

MSRP £29,995

Current £29,995

Dealer £28,995

Invoice £28,500

Offer £29,499

Discount496

Finance£299/mo with competitive personal contract purchase options

LeaseAvailable via Ford Lease

TaxesStandard UK electric vehicle rates

Product Intelligence

Buying Recommendation

Choose the Premium trim for upgraded Matrix LED lighting, larger alloy wheels, and premium sound. Ideal for urban and suburban drivers who prioritize agility and quick charging over massive battery range.

Ownership Cost

Set up home AC charging for optimal daily convenience and reserve DC fast charging for occasional longer trips to maintain long-term battery health.

Charging

100 kW DC (10-80% in 23 min)

Alternatives

Choose the Premium trim for upgraded Matrix LED lighting, larger alloy wheels, and premium sound. Ideal for urban and suburban drivers who prioritize agility and quick charging over massive battery range.

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